Teacher Delfin Villafuerte once said “why just teach ” and he answered because he love our country .he said that every people have their own dreams and he said that he wants that dream come true for every children that he teaching even that is a simple job or big job that’s why he put in he’s head no more complaining about the suffering everyday in his life.one day in his life teacher Delfin Villafuente have this one student his name is KC he’s at grade 3 students a boy that not interested in school and he got one subject passed that subject is values .teacher Delfin focusing in this boy teacher Delfin never lost hope on Kc because he wants to help that boy teacher Delfin promise to his self he never let this child until he knew to his self that the child is more confidence in his self and teacher Delfin ask Kc he said to Kc “why do you think your report card is blank?”.and Kc answered “because i”m roudy in school”..teacher Delfin ask again the same question and Kc not answered .teacher Delfin ask that question to Kc’s because he wants Kc to think what is main burden to be a good students .teacher Delfin said to Kc don’t listen to others just believe in your self teacher Delfin wants to burst Kc’s confidence that he can do everything just believe your self .trough that boy teacher Delfin find the true meaning of being a teacher not just to teach but to help every students to have Hope to aspired there every Dreams in life..

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